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You configure the keys you want to perform certain actions, and that's it.

Paddy was written in AutoHotKey, which allows to intercept keystrokes from keyboard and execute certain actions. Paddy is free (the hardware is not, obviously) but requires a 1 cent donation on PayPal after 50 days of use to register.Ī more detailed instruction is in the Wiki (link above left). You can also map Lightroom functions to notes and chords on a Midi keyboard. Paddy supports several external keyboards natively, including the Xkey Professional 58 key external keyboard used in some expensive commercial solutions. Paddy also supports the Behringer BCF200 and BCR2000 Midi controllers natively, and any other Midi controller if you are willing to work a bit.

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Paddy also has a full scripting engine for most functions in Lightroom. You do not need the mouse any more to get to presets or to adjust the sliders. This gives you all editing (and some other) tools of Lightroom at the push of one button. Paddy radically improves the workflow in Lightroom by allowing you to assign any adjustment setting - including moving the sliders and applying a preset - to keyboard keys, your number keypad, external keypads, a MIDI controller or a MIDI keyboard.

9 Paddy is a third party product for use with Adobe Lightroom.

5 First time running/Configuring/user guide.

2 What functions are implemented at the moment?.

What’s your take on these? We’d like to hear your views on both the modular system and the two all-in-one controllers. It is envisaged as a controller for digital vinyl DJs to use to access further features of DJ software, with the emphasis on effects control and looping. This is very roughly the Kontrol X1 of the range, but it’s approach is different. It would be great combined with the LC-1 to control scenes and effects in Ableton Live, for instance, although you could map it how or to that you wished.

It has 16 1×1″ backlit pads, and eight encoders/buttons with navigation action and push encoders. As with all these controllers it’s Midi, so you can map it to what you wish. It has 32 four-colour backlit pads, eight encodes with button control, and solo/mute/cue buttons. This is a clip trigger controller, designed primarily for triggering clips in Ableton Live and similar software.

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There are eight push-in coders with LED rings, and eight buttons for cue points, plus four layers – so you could DJ on four decks from the one controller.

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There’s a hi-res pitch control (I tried it – it’s good to about 1/50th of a BPM), with an LED bar to show the software value of the fader (useful when you’re using sync and soft takeup).

This is a single jogwheel platter controller with a 4″ touch-sensitive jogwheel with a “great” resolution. That means that not only can you plug other devices safely into it from this range, but your audio interface, hard disk and so on, and multi TT means it should play nicely with whatever other devices throw at it. One differentiating feature is that it has a four-port, multi TT USB hub. The MM1 is a four-channel Midi mixer, designed to sit at the hears of your Behringer modular DJing system. It’s got built-in audio, eight hot cues, full looping, and six-inch touch sensitive platters.

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This is broadly aimed at the Mixtrack Pro area of the market, but has more functionality than that controller. It has two cues per “deck”, touch-sensitive platters, backlit lights, and crucially, it will work just fine with either laptop PCs or iOS devices. This is a tiny DJ controller, similar in size to the Numark DJ2GO, but with more features. Let’s take a closer look (click photos to enlarge). There’s an entry-level compact controller and a Mixtrack-style all-in-one DJ device, plus an innovative modular DJ system with five possible components – and more planned. The Behringer CMD Studio 4A: One of seven new controllers announced and on show at NAMM 2012 by the company.īehringer has made a statement of intent to return to the forefront of digital DJing, with the announcement at NAMM 2012 of seven new Midi controllers due summer 2012.